Earth's Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 72-Count Packages (Pack of 12)(960 Wipes)
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Product Reviews of Earth's Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 72-Count Packages (Pack of 12)(960 Wipes)
Product Review: Earth's Best/Tendercare Chlorine free baby wipes
Summary: 5 Stars
We have found this to be the best wipe around. Made in the USA! Generous and "Cloth like". They get the job done with less waste; On an outing, I can do a quick wipe of our 3 kiddos face and hands (with 1wipe) without it shredding, falling apart or particles left everywhere! You can really feel the Glycerin, so they are soft and very moist. I find the resealable tape works great... I have not had a package dry out, therefore I don't even use the refill tub any longer.
The package boasts:
*Chlorine free
*Unscented
*Hypoallergenic
*With Aloe Vera and Vitamin E
*Natural lotion
The ingredient panel:
Purified water=skin cleanser
Veggie derived glycerin=moisturizer, skin friendly humectant
Alkyl Poly glycoside=combased surfactant
Aloe Vera=heals, softens and smoothes
Citric acid=keeps PH level down
Vitamin E=Antioxidant or protective agent
Sodium Hydroxymethyl glycinate=broad spectrum antimicrobial
(like amino acid it keeps yeast and mold bateria at bay)
I do not read anywhere what they are made from nor that they are biodegradable, I am unsure why.
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All this being said, in our household they have become a favorite, not just for happy bums!!
FYI-I also highly recommend their diapers.
Earth's Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
Earth's Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Diapers, Size 4, 33-37 Lbs. (Case of 120)
Product Review: Excellent wipes
Summary: 5 Stars
These are great. I have not had a problem with them drying out or anything. I like Seventh Generation as well but had problems with some of them drying out.Product Review: Fabulous Wipes!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm really impressed! I've been using Seventh Generation wipes for months because my baby has really sensitive skin and anything else gives her a rash. I decided to try Earth's Best wipes because of the special offer and they are awesome. They glide over the skin (the glycerin?) and clean better than the Seventh Generation wipes. I'm sold and will be buying these from now on.Product Review: Favorite choice for chlorine-free wipes
Summary: 4 Stars
I have tried the green package wipes as well as Nature Baby, and these seem to be the more moist and larger comparatively. They are almost too moist as you can almost work up a lather on your baby`s bottom once you start getting towards the bottom of the package. However, these are still my #1 choice for chlorine-free, unscented, alcohol-free wipes. I do not recommend their diapers, however; I prefer Nature Baby for diapers.Product Review: GREAT alternative to pampers wipes
Summary: 5 Stars
let me first say that i was a pamper's wipes user for my first baby, along with cloth diapers, mainly because the more natural chlorine free version was way too expensive locally. i wanted to tell myself that the pamper's were okay, but i knew they had lots of gross chemicals. with the birth of my second baby, tho, i could definitely tell his skin was sensitive to the pampers wipes.
i was so relieved to find these here on amazon, for a fraction of what you'd pay in a store. they are just a bit more than pampers but TOTALLY WORTH IT!! no chlorine, or the other weird stuff. my baby's butt is clean and NOT irritated.
i was also thinking i had been spoiled by the large, thick, slathered in cleaning chemicals pamper's "sensitive" wipes, and that these would probably be small, thin, weak, and dry. not at all!! they are almost as big and thick, which is to say they are plenty big and thick enough that almost all jobs, even fairly big BM blow-outs can be handled with ONE WIPE. and they are sufficiently "wet", as others have commented, but i did not think it was too much.
every once in a while i find two wipes stuck together by a teeny dab of glue. at first i was all hot and bothered, oh my goodness a speck of glue near MY babies booty?? how dare they!! then i realized, well, it is pretty small, it is on the edge of the wipe, and it is probably how they get the wipes to thread and they just need to work it out so there is no globs anywhere. it's probably not toxic anyway, it's just a glue, but i could be wrong.
i have not tried seventh gen's wipes, but frankly i am a little fed up with their diapers these days so i wouldn't be surprised if the wipes have gone downhill as well. their diapers have gotten smaller, less absorbent, and they dye them to look "naturally" brownish. i love my earth's best diaper's very much and highly recommend.